Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-30
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Yesterdays quotation OF silver. 81 .O2k
The Manhattan mine at Austin sold for
nearly 81, 600. 900.
Assemblymsn Beebee has our thanks fol
legislative favors.
Ripe strawberries are being gathered in
Santa Rosa gardens.
A natural gas exrlosion-The season Of
inaugural addresses.
Nevos, an Indian 1875 years old, died al
San Diego ON Monday.
Philadelphia ministers are about 10 pro-
test against operatic ballots.
Four new cases OF diphtheria were re.
ported yesterday in San Francisco.
Drop your bad habits, my son, before
your bad habits get the drop on you.
James Hubbard. Respondent over gam
bling losses, hanged himself at Calico.
Mrs. j. Hutson and child came in on
yesterdays train from Mount Hope.
There have bean 1O4 deaths from diph.
liberia 10 San Francisco since October.
The latest serensde song Is entitled,
"Oh Tell Me Love 10 the Dog Tied Up."
The usual religious services will be held
in the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
Haggin and Baldwin have entered 121
horses for the races ut Washington Park,
Chicago.
The man who wrecks a train Is Q mur.
derer. The man who wrecks a whole rail-
read a %inancier.
The music at the Rink last evening
drew Q large attendance OF skaters and
lockers on.
Fred Plageman and J. 8. Gregory. com.
mercial travellers, came in yesterday from
San Francisco.
Mrs. James Cornwall has been arrested
In Portland for performing q fatal abor-
ton on a young girl.
W. J. Tonkin returned yesterday from
an extended visit at Carson and San Fran
cisco. He says be heard Patti sing, and
was delighted with it.
The Judge who rides or the railroad
with q free pass let's the wheels Of his mind
run on the same track.
John Melvin cut his wife's throat with
q razor at Ogden, Utah, Monday. The
woman was not fatally injured.
Down in Texas they hang 80 many horse
thieves that the man who edits the tele-
graph report is called the moose editor.
Chicago fluids it easier to get six hams
out OF one hog than to hang seven An
archists for numbering eight policemen.
Judge Fitzgerald will leave tomorrow
morning for Phoebe, where no will hold q
term OF court, commencing on Wednesday
next.
Chris Buckley. the local political boss
OF San Francisco. has been dangerously
i'll from typhoid fever, but is reported TO
be improving.
The committee OF the Knights OF Pythias
bali are making unusual and extraordinary
exertions to make the coming ball the best
ever given by them.
Day clerk Frank Hill OF the Grand Pa
ciic Hotel at Victoria, borrowed all the
money he could get and then eloped with
the wife Of night clerk Fox.
The Tribune says the spiri. of prospect
ing has taken such a strong hold OF the
people OF Carson, that but few sidewalk
politicians are left in town.
Mrs. Singleton, the wife OF a poor laborer
in Denver. gave birth to four children on
the ZOth. two boys and two girle. she has
now thirteen living children.
Now is the time OF year when large,
rich quartz lodges are discovered and for
tunes made. with the jaw OF the man who
sta around warm fires with his feet on the
stove.
The newly rising star In opera is a Nor
wegian girl aged 20 years. named AIMS
kirbel. All the managers in Europe are
going wild over her, and ii is said she will
eclipse Jenny Lind,
An old bachelor. who didn't believe
women would vote. said: They would
keep denying that they were old enough
TO vote until they we're too old TO take any
interest in the matter"
In the Justice Court yesterday, in the
case OF the State VS.. II. G. Fenstermsker,
on q charge OF manning and %wounding
cattle, Judge Sanders held the defendant
guilty, with bail fixed OF $500.
s. o. Wells and family will leave to.mor-
row morning for Reno. where they ex-
poet to make their future residence. We
regret very much to have these good peo-
pie leave us. but what 10 our loss will be
lteno's gain. They have our best wishes
Tor health and prosperity at their new
home.